US EditionAttack on Miguel Uribe in Colombia: "Voting with Fear Creates an Even More Harmful Situation"
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The attack in Bogotá on June 7 against Miguel Uribe Turbay, a senator of the Republic and presidential candidate for the right-wing Democratic Center party, shook the capital of the country and the political world. It is certainly a painful fact for his family as well as for the free exercise of democracy. The crime also revived painful episodes of Colombian political history. The alleged material perpetrator of the attack is a 15-year-old teena…
In Colombia, conservative Senator Miguel Uribe and candidate for next year's presidential election was seriously wounded in an attack: a 15-year-old man shot him, two bullets in his head, during an election meeting in Bogota. This crime recalls the dark hours of the murders perpetrated by drug traffickers more than 30 years ago. Interview with Lina Penagos, Franco-Colombian doctor and researcher in political science at Paris-Est Créteil Universi…
On the right-wing opposition politician Uribe in Colombia an attack has been carried out. He remains in danger of life. The perpetrator is a 15-year-old from a poor quarter.
The conservative Uribe struck by three bullets exploded by a 15-year-old. The center-right opposition comes after President Petro, who had reproached him with the faults of his grandfather. Yellow on his feast in Florence.The electoral campaign for the presidential elections in Colombia is bloody. A quin...
The attack on presidential aspirant Miguel Uribe Turbay revives one of the darkest chapters in Colombia’s recent history: political violence as a method of silencing and democratic rupture. The attack, perpetrated by a 15-year-old teenager during a public act, not only left the Democratic Center senator in critical condition, but also awakened the ghost of the assassinations that marked the country’s institutional life in the 1980s and 1990s wit…
Colombia pains me. It pains me deeply to see how democratic dignity is crumbling before our eyes, without many raising their voices. It pains me to see how they raise their hands to silence those who think differently, those who dare to question the disorder, the abuse, and the regression that today hides under the guise of "change." It pains me to see that in a country with such a history of fighting for freedom, we have to come out and say onc…
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